What is an anthill made of?

Question

other than sand and mud

Answer 1

That's it, sweetheart.  All it is is aerated dirt.

Answer 2

and of graphite rocks also that what i am think so

Answer 3

There have to be ants in there to be called an anthill :)

Answer 4

ill ask from ants and answer u

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Answer 5

It is made up of soil.

Answer 6

An ant-hill, in its simplest form, is a pile of earth, sand, pine needles, or clay or a composite of these.

Answer 7

ant hill made of ants in it and their saliava to mix de mud into a paste and den later to harden

Answer 8

sorry

Answer 9

mud

Answer 10

only ants can answer urquerry, if u r really interested better first u learn ant's language

Answer 11

ants

Answer 12

i lakey to

Answer 13

DUST

Answer 14

ant p**p ?

Answer 15

An ant nest is called a Formicary. This is taken from the old language of Latin, which is often used along with ancient Greek to classify and identify practically all species of plants, animals, insects etc. Any type of ant set-up that you may choose to use is referred to as a "Formicarium", whether it is a ready made one, or something you have made yourself, such as the ones sold in the UK called "ANT WORLD", or a plaster type nest. Many kinds of containers can be used to house your ants in. The most important thing is, it must be escape proof and also transparent, so that you can observe the ants without disturbing them too much! My own personal preference is for the kind of upright double glazed window, with 2 clear sides made from glass or plastic. While my friend Myrm favours the larger space provided by fish tanks; though he has had some of his ants go walk about.

Answer 16

Just that, and other elements around it. They just "customize" it.